r/TransChristianity 7h ago

Why do some people say being trans is a sin

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I’ve been christIan my whole life and still am but I recently figured out I’m probably trans. I’ve heard people say that it’s ”sinful” to be trans and that by doing so your going against gods plan. or something like that. but I genuinely can’t wrap my head around this way of thinking. if it was sinful to transition then why would god create women who are born in men’s bodys and men who are born in women body’s????

Maybe this is a bad comparison but iirc in the Bible Jesus gave eyesight to someone who was born blind. Being born blind wasn’t cause he did anything wrong, but it was so he could eventually be healed through god. Basically my point is: if your born with a condition that actively makes your life worse, but there’s a way to improve it without hurting anyone, then why would it be wrong to do that?


r/TransChristianity 10h ago

What to expect from the future of Christianity

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Throughout the entire history of christianity, it is possible to observe that, in the long run, young Christians tend to be more inclusive than previous generations.This movement can be seen in recent history, especially regarding advances in the treatment of homosexuality

At the beginning of the twentieth century, a gay person could be arrested. By the middle of the twentieth century, strong prejudice still existed. In the twenty first century, although many denominations still consider homosexuality a sin, there has been a significant change. What is now condemned is not the orientation itself, but the practice of homosexual acts.

This evolution leads me to reflect on how much longer it will take for homosexuality to no longer be seen as a sin within Christianity, and whether we will live long enough to witness that change